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Far From the Plains (2025)
As great storms loom and his mother fades into depression, 14-year-old Frankie finds refuge in a South London stable, but when the storm breaks, he must confront the reality of loss and find hope in unlikely places.
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As great storms loom and his mother fades into depression, 14-year-old Frankie finds refuge in a South London stable, but when the storm breaks, he must confront the reality of loss and find hope in unlikely places.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Luigi Sibona, Niellah Arboine
In Theaters:9/25/2025
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Runtime:17 minutes
Studio:Grey Moth, Hollow Films
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